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Attention Parents
Due to budgets cuts many "Summer School Programs" are being cut.
Students with IEP's attend "Extended School Year Programs" which are not being cut, however ESY programs are being consolidated. This means your child may have to attend a different school for ESY.
Please check your IEP to see if ESY was recommended. Contact your school to be sure your child is on the list.
The Mitchell Family Counseling Clinic
will be offering the following groups
this summer and fall:
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Group for Siblings of Children with Special Needs
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Support and Process Group for Parents of Children with Special Needs
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Art Therapy Group for Children with Special Needs
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Living with Aspergers Process Group
Location: Mitchell Family Counseling Clinic
California State University, Northridge
18111 Nordhoff Street * Northridge, CA * 91330
Groups are conducted by advanced graduate students in the CSUN Marriage and Family Therapy Program under the supervision of a licensed psychologist.
For More Information, contact Donna Pioli at (818) 677-2568
S.L.I.P into the summer...
CSUN's Department of Special Education is offering
the Summer Literacy Intervention Program
The SLIP program offers tutoring in reading and writing to students grades K-12. Instruction is individualized, intensive and focused on specific identified needs.
Tutors are experienced literacy teachers skilled in assessment and instruction.
For more information, contact Dr. Sue Sears at (818) 677-2552 or by email at sue.sears@csun.edu or go to http://www.csun.edu/~sped/slip.html.
CHIME INSTITUTE
Announces New Toddler Program
"CHIME Together Time"
Caregiver and me class! The program is open to children ages 18- 30 months.
Goals of the program include parent education and preparing children for preschool.
Fore more information call: Jodie at (818) 677-3866
Family Focus Resource & Empowerment Center
& D.eaf E.ducation A.nd F.amilies Project
Present
ASL Story Time
featuring
Deanne Bray-Kotsur and Troy Kotsur
10:00 am Saturday September 12, 2009
at Vroman’s Bookstore, Pasadena
http://www.csun.edu/~deafproject/pdf/aslstorytime.pdf
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The
FFREC is an informational, referral, supportive and
educational organization serving families of:
infants with or who are at-risk for developmental
delays, children and adults with disabilities, and
the professionals who work with them in the San
Fernando, Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys.
